St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-23
Carnival Notes.

The ST. George Snow Shoe club will give an
entertainment at the Exposition rink on Wed
nesday evening. The programme will consist
of vocal and instrumental music, dancing,
recitations, bouncing, and war dance by a
band of Indians Arrangements are also
being made for a novel musical feature in the
shape of a band of twenty-five pieces, COM
posed entirely of wooden pipe instruments.
Seibert's full orchestra will probably be en-.
gagged for the occasion.
Carnival Greeting is new s'valse bril-
liante." composed by Ludwig Thomas and
published by the Curtis Printing company.
Mr.. Thomas is newcomer in St. Paul, where
he proposes to establish himself. The waltz
is not difficult piece to play, exceedingly
pleasing, and includes an imitation OF the
jingle of sleigh bells.
The Columbia Snow Shoe club is ordered to
assemble at o'clock Monday evening in the
municipal courtroom, from which place they
will march to the Grand opera house and
visit the performance of "Fanchon'' given
by the matchless actress, Maggie Mitchell.
Each member must come in full uniform,
with snow shoes.
The Elgin band departed last evening after
serenading the Ryan and the Merchants.
They were escorted to the depot by the
Knights of the Grip, and expressed them
selves particularly gratifed at the treatment
they had received in st. Paul and from the
Grip club.
All persons VINO charged oXtOrt1OQate
rates for hack services are requested by the
carnival management to report the fact to
the carnival officers at Headquarters at the
Ryan, with the hackmau's number, that his
license may be revoked as soon as possible.
The curling bonspeil will begin at 10 CLOCK
on Tuesday morning. AS far as heard from
there will be five rinks from Winnipeg three
from Milwaukee, four from Mlnnea polls and
four from st. Paul to participate. The first
contest will be between the East and the
West
Manager Scott, of the Grand opera house,
has invited the Columbia Snowshoe club to see
Maggie Mitch hell on Monday night. DR.. A. j.
Stone on behalf of the club has accepted the
invitation. The club will attend in uniform.
! General Manager Van Slyke has given
orders for the arrest of any one caught tear
ing boards from the fence about the carnival
grounds, There has been some slight annoy.
ance from this ,inSthe past few days.
The Hastings toboggan clubs that visited
ST. Paul on Thursday have presented an ele-
CANT large toboggan to the Media club OF
this city. which acted as escort to the Hast
inRs clubs on their arrival here.
General Manager Van Slyke says that for
this W eek headquarters for all races will be
in the room of the carnival officers, over the
warming rooms of the skating rink.
The Bunker Hill Toboggan club gave So
cial and dance at their hall last night Forty
joyable time was had.
The members of the Norwegian Ski club
will contest this afternoon for gold badge
offered by H. Ormundson, on Grant street,
near the ice palace.
Juvenile clubs which intend to participate
in the prize parade on Tuesday should notify
the management at carnival Headquarters
Immediately.
The Zebra CLUB, employees of Gereon g.
Ferguson, has uniform which attracts a
good deal OF attention. 1t is made of plush
and varicolored.
All members of the st. George Snow Shoe
club are requested to meet at the clubs S
headquarters at o'clock this afternoon.
The five mile skating race that was to have
taken pa ce on the ice palace rink last night
was postponed until tomorrow.
The Knights of the Grip will meet at the
Ryan at O'Clock this afternoon to hear the
treasurer's report.
E. F. Maybee, at carnival Headquarters
should be applied to for rooms by ali visiting
clubs.
Members Of the St. Paul Curling club can
obtain badges at 27 East Third street
The Aurora Toboggan club will hold busi-
ness meeting Tomorrow night at 80.